Ladies pleated dress and skirt PDF sewing pattern. Multi-size 6 to 20. A4 and US Letter compatible.

With the Dalloway Dress & Skirt in your wardrobe, you’ll be ready to host your own party at a moment’s notice. But which view will you choose to make first? At least in this story, you can have your cake and eat it too.

Five horizontal pleats run the length of the skirt creating the illusion of a tiered peplum while adding body and detail. Small soft pleats then gently shape the skirt around the waist and hips, giving the impression of a fitted pencil skirt with all the comfort of being able to eat your way around the buffet table.

The Dalloway Dress is constructed with a fully lined and enclosed bodice to hide away raw edges. The skirt underlining can also act as a lining, leaving you free to wear it without a slip when the cold weather strikes and both versions are finished with a lapped zip. Leave out the horizontal skirt pleats, or just make the skirt; Dalloway is comfortable and pretty no matter the occasion.

Designed for intermediate to advanced seamstresses.

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For more sewing tips and tutorials specific to the Dalloway Dress & Skirt, check out www.jenniferlaurenvintage.com throughout the month of September 2014.

For fabric and sizing requirements, please see photo #5

You will need a software program that reads pdf's like Adobe Reader (which is free to download) - if you're using a Mac, please do not print the pattern from Preview, it will not print to scale or with all borders.

This pattern can be printed in both A4 and US Letter paper.

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